The Prince of Wales has once again returned as a guest to the Rothschild Villa on the island of Corfu in Greece where he arrived on Wednesday night with his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, local media report.
The royal couple arrived on the Greek island in the Ionian Sea on Wednesday afternoon and made their way to the villa by speedboat, docking in the small harbour of Kerasia where the luxury villa is located.
The villa with its unique architecture has adorned the popular island destination for more than 40 years, within a vast estate in Kerasia that is filled with ancient pines, waterfalls and rich vegetation.
Security measures since the royal couple’s arrival are now extremely tight, with both security personnel and trained dogs guarding the premises. The villa has often hosted both royals and celebrities, while it was a favourite summer retreat for Princess Diana.
Kerasia is 40 km northeast of Corfu town and is considered one of the most beautiful locations on the island, nestling around an impressive beach with white pebbles, lush vegetation and crystal clear azure waters. There is only one traditional taverna in the area, which is considered as a remote and idyllic retreat for all.
Corfu is the birthplace of the Prince of Wales’ father, Prince Phillip.
Photo source: corfuland.gr
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